Size: 5 linear inches (about 700 pages).Access: Open.Copyright: The donor gave to the United States all copyrights which she had in unpublished writings in this or any other collection of papers at the Truman Library. Documents created by U.S. government officials in the course of their duties are also in the public domain. Copyright interest in other documents presumably belongs to the creators of those documents, or their heirs.Processed by: Dennis E. Bilger (1979).Updated by: Bailey L. Moffitt (2013) as part of the Truman Library Internship Program. Supervising Archivists: Randy Sowell and David Clark.

The papers of Myron L. Black consist of correspondence, reports, handwritten notes, certificates, printed materials, and other documents mostly relating to Black’s work with the War Shipping Administration and the Foreign Economic Administration during World War II.

Most of the collection is made up of correspondence, reports, and travel documents concerning wartime shipping and the Greek shipping industry after the war.

Correspondence, reports, printed materials, and other documents mostly relating to the work of Myron L. Black in the War Shipping Administration and Foreign Economic Administration. Arranged alphabetically.